Nifty ended sharply lower on huge volumes as weak cues from global peers and long unwinding ahead of November F&O expiry on concerns of domestic factors spooked sentiments.
Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee on Wednesday attributed the stock market crash to withdrawal of funds by foreign investors and depreciation of the rupee.
Indian equity market moves pretty much in line with EMs and my bias is to be a buyer in the current volatility, says Adrian Mowat, JP Morgan AMC.
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A market that has broken down to 20 month low is not suggesting that it is bullish so I do not think you should be looking at too much buying at this point.
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